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Making bulletin board letters is super easy and, best of all, cheap! All you need is colorful paper and a printer to print in black ink! Then you can label your entire classroom as much as you want for super cheap! This easy step by step tutorial is using PowerPoint on a PC.

Depending on the size of your bulletin board, I like to keep bulletin board letters to about 3.5-4.5 inches. Letter size paper is 11 inches tall (if you have it in portrait mode), so I like to make my letters about half the size of the paper.

To make a bulletin board, start by getting some cork or cardboard. Then, cut a piece of fabric that's 4-6 inches longer than the board on each side. After you've cut the fabric, lay the board face down on the back of the fabric and attach the edges of the fabric to the back of the board with tape or glue.

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Store letters and cutouts in plastic containers with lids: Sort the bulletin board letters by letter type (e.g., A, B, C) or by color, and place them in separate containers. Label the containers with the corresponding letters or colors for quick identification.

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Stick with traditional fonts like Arial, Times New Roman, or similar typefaces. Use italics or bold for emphasis, not for all your text. Don't place your text on top of a picture; that makes it difficult to read. Don't use ALL CAPS; THEY ARE MUCH HARDER TO READ.